So, I began my filmmaking career wanting to become the world's leading destination wedding videographer. This blog post is to tell why I became a destination wedding videographer. There was just something so inspirational to me about traveling the world and telling stories that drew me into that career path. I love shooting videography, and hell, I love flying my drone and making time-lapses of landscapes. The essence of being somewhere beautiful and majestic, all while telling a compelling story visually is the foundation of a filmmaker's career in most cases, and I was not the exception.
I've since been able to travel to Maui, Costa Rica twice, Sedona, Cabo, and many others. I've been nominated for best destination wedding videographer through LoveStoriesTV. This sparked a new creative path for me and I only ever wanted to shoot those weddings.
My best work has come from me sitting down and making a wedding film that outlives all the others and I draw my best creative juices on those edits. I would imagine myself sitting there, editing up a masterpiece that I get to share with the world and knowing that I'm delivering for my clients and telling an incredible story for them. I want my work to be in front of more potential clients in the years to come and showcase my abilities to the world. This blog post is here to help pursue that goal and bring me into the realm
of bettering my career and doing what I love most, which is shooting in remote locations and being on more mountain tops.
I hope whoever is reading this trusts me to be their visual storyteller and takes their wedding day seriously enough to consider hiring a talented wedding filmmaker like myself. Cheers!
Hunter Gregory
H&K Cinema
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